Your Pic of the Day

[DesertRam]

I feel fortunate that these little critters are doing well in my back yard.

 

[hm1996]

Haven't seen one of those in years, Troy. We used to have tons of them; kept them as pets. Is his tail missing or just curled under?

 

[Stu Farish]

I used to catch them as a kid, when we lived near San Antonio

 

[DAA]

Dug a nice one with the metal detector this morning.

- DAA

 

[hm1996]

That is incredible, Dave! What a find.

 

[Stu Farish]

 

[Spurchaser]

Hazy sunrise this morning…

 

[hm1996]

Beautiful sunrise, Mark, how deep is that grass, can you see hogs & coyotes approach?

 

[Spurchaser]

That was taken from the truck. Where we burned I can still see, where we didn’t burn it’s fairly thick and tough to see. That is of course where we burned which is why it’s green.

 

[hm1996]

 

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[hm1996]

1964 hunting camp on Las Escobas Ranch, south TX brush country.

 

[hm1996]

Sunset on the Laguna Madre, S. TX

 

[hm1996]

Uncovered the picture of my first coyote, 1952. Mauser .308, 6x Weaver scope & 110 gr. Hornady Spire Point. 300 yards running across salt flats. I should stop right here, but in the interest of full disclosure, rolled him on the fourth shot. Missed him standing @ about 200, and two more shots as he ran a 45* escape route. His luck ran out @ 300.

 

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[Spurchaser]

Sunrise overlooking 3yr old planted pines.

 

[DesertRam]

Haven't seen one of those in years, Troy. We used to have tons of them; kept them as pets. Is his tail missing or just curled under?

Just curled under. For whatever reason, they are still fairly common around the place. I regularly move them out of the road so unobservant idiots don't run them over. I hate seeing them smashed.